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WorksheetsYear 9:Embellishment End of unit test
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 19mins
What is a smart material?
A material that does not display a physical change in response to an external stimuli.
A material that display’s a physical change in response to an external stimuli.
A material that display’s a continuous physical changing state in response to an external stimuli.
A material that display’s psychological changes in response to an external stimuli.
Why have smart materials been developed?
Developments in Science and Engineering.
Developments in Science and English.
Developments in Science and Medicine.
Developments in Science and Geography.
What are hydrochromic inks used for?
Moisture testers
Heat testers
Colour testers
Weight testers
What are thermochromic inks?
They change colour in response to changes in temperature
They change colour in response to changes in light
They change colour in response to changes in moisture
They change colour in response to changes in weight
Textile materials made from oil are called (a) ?
Natural materials are (a) .
Biodegradable means...........
Materials that are hard
Materials that break down naturally in the ground
Materials that are soft
Materials that are found in the ground
How is a mood board used by designers?
To look at
To show what the client wants
To generate design ideas
To show what I don't like
Fairtrade improves _______ conditions.
working and living
farming and shopping
shopping and eating
none of the above
Which one is the CORRECT logo for fair trade?
Why do manufacturers of textile products include care instructions on their labels?
To aid brand identification
To meet consumer demand
To provide public education
To satisfy government legislation
Which of the following is the best example of mass-produced textile items?
Handmade wedding dresses
Made-to-measure business suits
Underwear sold in a department store
Couture garments for a fashion show
This natural fiber is comfortable, durable and easy to launder...
Polyester
Wool
Cotton
Acrylic
What is the correct way to treat your clothing?
Follow the instructions on the label
Wash everything in cold water
Only air dry on a rack
Soak first
What is an example of a woven fabric?
Cotton
Knit
Polyester
Felt
What is an example of a non-woven fabric?
Cotton
Knit
Polyester
Felt
If I wanted to create a collarge on fabric, which process would I use?
Block printing
Applique
Embroidery
Ink/dye
Select two resist dyeing techniques.
dip dye
tie dye
marbling
batik
How much seam allowance should you add to your fabric?
2 cm
10 mm
200 mm
15 mm
What fabric do you need to tie dye successfully?
Nylon
Cotton
Polyester
Any natural fibre e.g. cotton, bamboo, wool
moves the fabric under the presser foot
thread guide
feed dog
throat plate
free arm
allows the raising and lowering of the needle and moves the thread to the needle
spool pin
bobbin
free arm
hand wheel
determines how long the stitches are
stitch width
stitch length
design dial
tension disc/dial
controls the tightness of the upper thread
stitch width
stitch length
tension disc/dial
throat plate
moves the presser foot up and down
hand wheel
spool pin
presser foot lever
bobbin
A mood board is ...
Purpose of a mood board...
To generate links between ideas
To show how a finished item might look.
Assist in the generation of ideas that will give a 'feel' for what is needed
To provide a visual representation of how a media project will look along a timeline
To provide stage directions for actors and production crew
Use on fabrics that do not fray
Welt Seams
French Seam
Pinking shears
Serger/Overlock
Most common seam. Suitable for most fabrics except sheer and lace.
Turned and Stitch Finish
Topstitched seam
Plain Seam
Pinked finish
How many centimeters are added for the seam allowance?
1/4 cm
1/2 cm
1 cm
2cm
What is a Situation?
A statements which identifies what you are going to do to solve the problem.
A statement which explains the problem you are going to colve
A statement which tells you what it must, could, should do
A statement where you explain how well your design is.
It forms the baseline for other embroidery stitches.
Backstitch
Chain stitch
Running stitch
Split stitch
Home appliance consisting of a flat metal base that is heated and used to smooth cloth.
Ironing board
flat Iron
sprayer
hanger
How do you fix fabric pens, pastels and paints to fabric?
Wash it
Hair spray
Iron it
Biodegradable means...........
Materials that are hard
Materials that break down naturally in the ground
Materials that are soft
Materials that are found in the ground
Fairtrade improves _______ conditions.
working and living
farming and shopping
shopping and eating
none of the above
Which one is an example of batik?
What does it mean to be fair trade? select TWO answers !TWO!
Fairtrade means workers' rights, safer working conditions and fairer pay
Fairtrade means trading goods that are fair
it means high quality and affordable prices
it means equality and no stereotypes
